Ge Concord Panel

Turn on the door chimes and it will

Thank's

I will turn the chime on tommorrow. Is there a different keypad that will show this automaticaly?

James

No it seems to be a function of the panel

My company installs mainly Concords... Here's the low-down: If you have a fixed message LCD keypad, the green ready light will go out if a zone is open. If you have an alpha keypad, there are no lights, just a flashing asterisk (*) to show an abnormal condition. In either case, press the asterisk (*) key to show faulted zones, abnormal conditions, etc.

NOTE: Turning on the chime will cause an abnormality that even GE shrugs at. With a fixed message keypad and the chime is turned on, then a hard-wired door is tripped, the green ready light will not go out, but a message displaying which zone is open will appear. Once the message times out, THEN the green ready light will go out. This same effect goes when closing the zone too. Close the zone, the light stays out until the "zone closed" message expires. Strange part: this effect does not apply to wireless zones.

My supervisor (an expert in his own mind) argued about this effect for hours until I proved it to him on three seperate systems. Kept claiming "bad board".... bad supervisor! No cookie for you!!! .......... sorry... off on a tangent..... ;)

Maybe GE should stick to making dishwashers and light bulbs.

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I got a GE washer and dryer that works well.

All my light bulbs are "Sylvania". GE makes a couple of really nice gas turbines (a few of them even have after-burner). :-)

Me too except on the dryer I have to turn on my doorchime or the washing machine will go into alarm :-))))

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I couldn't have said it better myself Crash........ :-(

There's a lot of killer stuff they are doing that's not out yet, might be sometime this year

Have you determined whether the drier is pet resistant?